Tech giants Nvidia and Japanese computer and component manufacturer Fujitsu have agreed to work together to develop AI, smart robots, and other technology. The technologies will use Nvidia chips to create what the pair have called an AI infrastructure. Initially, the companies are talking about establishing this infrastructure in Japan, but with plans to roll it out around the world.
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Along with blockchain, it is at the cutting edge of technological development. It also requires considerable processing and computational power. Nvidia, as the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, is at the forefront of this technological advance. It has benefited from blockchain and AI, seeing it become the world’s largest company by market capitalization, when it was valued at more than $4.5 trillion in mid-2025.
Although not as large as Nvidia, Fujitsu is another significant player in the technology market. It manufactures components that are used in computers, mobile phones, cars, and many other electronic and electrical items. It is also known for its robots and has created robots for manufacturing and industry, as well as human-facing humanoid robots.
The two tech companies have joined forces in the hope of more rapidly advancing AI improvements. Initially, they will work on building AI-powered robots for use in industry as well as other sectors like healthcare and public services. They will create AI platforms that combine Nvidia’s chips with Fujitsu’s computing prowess.
Of the collaboration, Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang said: “The AI industrial revolution has already begun. Building the infrastructure to power it is essential in Japan and around the world. Japan can lead the world in AI and robotics.”
The companies are clearly concentrating on the Japanese market first. Fujitsu is well-established in the market, in contrast to the US-headquartered Nvidia. The pair have expressed their intention to create an operational framework within Japan by 2030.
It is likely the companies will bring other companies on board, and they have mooted the idea of including Yaskawa Electric Corp, a Japanese company known for its production of robots and industrial machinery.
Fujitsu CEO Takahito Tokita said: “Through our collaboration with Nvidia, we aim to create new, unprecedented technologies and contribute to solving even more serious social issues.”
AI has the potential to change many industries, as well as daily lives, but the companies highlighted healthcare as one possible area for early development. AI-powered robots may be able to assist surgeons to help ensure reliable, accurate procedures. And, over time, the robots would gather information and data, potentially even pointing out areas for improvement that would further optimize procedures.
Manufacturing and industry, ranging from improved warehousing to streamlined manufacturing processes, are two other areas Tokita and Huang are said to be interested in advancing, but it all starts with the development of an AI platform.
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